The measles vaccine is highly effective at preventing infection, and most current cases occur in unvaccinated individuals.

“One dose is 93% effective against measles. And two doses are 97% effective. CDC data shows that more than 90% of confirmed infections in both 2025 and 2026 cases were among people who were unvaccinated, or whose vaccination status was unknown.”

There is a need to hold Pfizer accountable for potential lack of transparency regarding the vaccine's ability to stop transmission.

“if Pfizer is not being honest with us if the origin story of covet isn't being honest with us these conspiracy theories are now starting to start to look like reality”

The decline in measles cases was driven by improved sanitation and nutrition rather than vaccines.

“he did explicitly undermine the effectiveness of the measles vaccine, falsely claiming that people mostly stopped getting the disease because sanitation and nutrition improved.”